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Next: The Future of Higher Education

By Jeff Selingo | Next

A newsletter about what's ahead for higher education. From an expert who helps parents, university leaders, and business executives navigate the changing landscape.

Previous issues

Free Mozzarella Sticks or a College Degree?

#39 Jun 10, 2021

Learning, Streaming, and the Creator Economy

#38 May 26, 2021

While Colleges Weren't Looking

#37 May 13, 2021

#36

Apr 29, 2021

The Post-Pandemic Gen Z – Three years ago, I wrote a report on Gen Z for The Chronicle of Higher Education. Born starting aroun
#35

Apr 20, 2021

Growing the Highly Rejectives – Over the last month, the most selective colleges and universities in the U.S. released their admissio
#34

Mar 30, 2021

When Predictions Fail – With daily signs of momentum in the effort to vaccinate adults in the U.S., we’re beginning to see th
#33

Mar 10, 2021

A Year and Change
#32

Feb 16, 2021

The End of Spring Break? – Welcome to the latest issue of Next, where today we look at how the pandemic might change one of the
#31

Jan 28, 2021

The Hybrid Campus | Are Smaller Colleges Better? – Welcome to the latest issue of Next, where today we're focused on the hybrid university of the future
#30

Jan 19, 2021

What Matters for College Students (and Colleges) in this Economy – The academic calendar is very different for college students this year, but one thing remains the sam
#29

Jan 8, 2021

Good Riddance 2020. Now, What's Next in 2021? – After the year that just ended, I think the predictions market is dead for now. I certainly won’t be
#28

Dec 18, 2020

Finding Life in College – In today’s newsletter:When it comes to college, what really matters.The latest data on college enroll
#27

Dec 8, 2020

The High Cost of Cultivating Potential in Our Kids – 💰Students aren’t the only ones going into debt to pay for college. So, too, are parents.Some $101 bil
#26

Nov 23, 2020

The Future of Testing – In the U.S., it’s Thanksgiving week. While I’m sure 2020 is a year most of us will want to forget, I’
#25

Nov 5, 2020

When the Numbers are Wrong – It’s two days after Election Day 2020, and with no clear winner yet in the presidential race, like ma
#24

Oct 30, 2020

What’s the Post-Pandemic Future of Higher Ed? – With the high school graduating Class of 2021 in the throes of the college application process—Early
#23

Oct 17, 2020

What's Going on with College Enrollment – Over the last few weeks, as I’ve zoomed into virtual events with high-school students, parents, couns
#22

Sep 26, 2020

Two Years and a Week – This past week, admissions officers, high school counselors, and independent college counselors gathe
#21

Sep 19, 2020

Here's What to Know about Applying to College This Year – Who Gets In and Why: A Year Inside College Admissions has been out for five days. The New York Times
#20

Sep 8, 2020

One Week from Today

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